What’s it like to be part of a race team that finally breaks through?

In this episode, we share the full behind-the-scenes story of Andy Jankowiak’s first ARCA win at Talladega—what it felt like on pit road, in victory lane, and everything in between. From the grind of a small team to the chaos after the checkered flag, this is a raw, unfiltered look at one unforgettable race weekend.

We also talk Talladega fan culture, the Cup race, and key moments you didn’t see on TV.

If you’re a fan of NASCAR, underdog stories, and real motorsports experiences—this episode delivers.

This bonus episode features additional conversation with Robert Pressley, sharing stories that didn’t make the main show.

From his roots in short track racing to his NASCAR career and family legacy, Pressley gives a candid look at the sport across generations. We also get into life after racing, including his well-known hot dog stand and the personal side of his journey.

If you enjoy authentic racing stories, NASCAR history, and behind-the-scenes insight, this episode is a must-listen.

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Chrissy Wallace and Alli Owens join the Also-Ran Broadcast to break down the resurgence of short track racing, share unforgettable stories from their careers, and give an honest look at the state of motorsports today.

From Hickory’s massive crowd to the rise of new racing series, this episode explores why many drivers are returning to grassroots racing—and what it means for the future of the sport.

Mini Tyrrell joins the show to share his journey from grassroots racing to earning a NASCAR opportunity. He opens up about the struggles of funding a racing career, the emotional moment that nearly ended it all, and the breakthrough $50,000 win that changed everything.

We also dive into his experience with Ram’s Race for the Seat, competing in the Cars Tour, and the inspiring story behind Mini’s Mission—his effort to give back to families battling childhood cancer.

This episode is all about perseverance, passion, and what it really takes to chase the dream in motorsports.

NASCAR driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. joins the show for a deep dive into his racing career—from dirt tracks to the NASCAR Cup Series.

We talk sprint car racing, the transition to stock cars, and behind-the-scenes stories from his career, including ARCA battles with Scott Speed and memories of Bryan Clauson.

Ricky also shares insight into:

Dirt racing vs NASCAR competition Team ownership and sprint car racing today Talladega win celebrations Life outside the track

Whether you're a longtime NASCAR fan or new to motorsports, this episode gives you an inside look at one of the sport’s most dynamic drivers.

Logan Misuraca and Quinn Davis join the show to talk about their journeys into ARCA racing, the realities of building a career in motorsports, and the chaos that comes with life on and off the track.

From Quinn’s start in racing at just five years old to Logan’s unexpected transition from competitive dancing to driving at high speeds, this episode dives into what it really takes to make it in racing today. They also share insights on superspeedway racing, short track strategy, funding challenges, and the mindset required to compete at a high level.

Along the way, the conversation brings plenty of humor, behind-the-scenes stories, and a look at the growing presence of women in motorsports.

If you’re a fan of racing, ARCA, or up-and-coming drivers, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

Alli Owens returns to the show with a major update following her impressive run at Daytona.

In this episode, she shares the behind-the-scenes story of what happened after the race, the challenges of finding a ride in the ARCA Menards Series, and how fan support helped open the door for her return at Talladega Superspeedway.

This conversation dives into the reality of grassroots racing, the business side of NASCAR, and the passion that keeps drivers pushing forward.

If you’re a fan of motorsports, underdog stories, and real conversations about racing, this is one you don’t want to miss.

Former NASCAR driver Robert Pressley joins the Also Ran Broadcast to talk about the launch of the IHRA Stock Car Series, where he now serves as Race Control.

Pressley breaks down how IHRA plans to bring affordable, competitive short track racing back to its roots—with lower costs for teams and major payouts, including $2-Million to win.

We also dive into:

His journey from local tracks to NASCAR

The role Brad Daugherty played in his career

Behind-the-scenes racing stories you won’t hear anywhere else

Why grassroots racing has struggled—and how IHRA could fix it

If you’re passionate about NASCAR, short track racing, or the future of motorsports, this episode is for you.